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What does civic space look like throughout the electoral process? The CEHRO-convened forum provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss key issues including freedom of expression, access to information, freedom of association, peaceful assembly, and citizen participation, alongside emerging trends and challenges affecting civic actors. For E-HORN and ELOG, participation in the forum offered an opportunity for cross-country learning and exchange, drawing on experiences that shaped civic and electoral processes across the region. The discussions highlighted the importance of continued dialogue, shared learning, and meaningful participation throughout the electoral cycle. #EyesOnElections

Gazette Notice No. 13497, issued by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) on 20th August, 2026, sets out key requirements and processes for the 2027 Presidential Election, scheduled for 10 August 2027. The Notice covers requirements for political parties, candidates, independent candidates and other key actors in the electoral process. 📌 Stay informed. #EyesOnElections

Who gets left behind on election day? How will AI shape Kenya's elections? Is the country ready for 2027? Darubini ya Uchaguzi Issue 16 examines these questions through research, analysis, and citizen perspectives. Read the latest edition: tinyurl.com/bdf25c2z #DarubiniYaUchaguzi #EyesOnElections #

🎙️ On Sounding Justice with @MtaaniRadio Radio, our National Coordinator Mulle Musau unpacked why electoral inclusion isn’t complete until Persons with Disabilities can participate fully and freely from registration to the ballot box. The conversation dug into the real barriers PWDs face in Kenya’s electoral process: inaccessible polling stations, information gaps, and the need for assistive tools that protect the secrecy of the vote. Musau highlighted ELOG’s continued push for electoral bodies and stakeholders to build systems that work for everyone, not just the majority. Because a democracy is only as strong as its most inclusive processes. #eyesonelections

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ELOG's Executive Director Mulle Musau had a meeting with @irck_info Director Linus to explore partnership opportunities ahead of next year’s elections. The discussion focused on collaboration around civic engagement, peaceful participation, combating misinformation, and strengthening public trust in the electoral process. Partnerships between faith-based institutions and civic actors will be key in promoting credible, inclusive, and peaceful elections in Kenya. #EyesOnElections #Electoralprepardness

Read “The Miseducation of the Kenyan Voter” by ELOG's Executive Director, Mulle Musau, published by @debunkdotmedia The recent confusion around voter re-registration and missing polling station details highlights a deeper issue: the urgent need for continuous voter and civic education in Kenya. Clear, timely, and accurate electoral information is essential in building public trust and strengthening participation ahead of #Elections2027. Electoral integrity is not only about the vote itself - it is also about informed citizens, transparent communication, and public confidence in the process. #EyesOnElections

On 10 April 2026, Djibouti holds its presidential election. The vote is a key moment for governance and democratic participation in the Horn of Africa. Djibouti occupies a strategic location. It hosts several international military bases and serves as a major logistics hub linking the Red Sea to the African continent. The credibility of this election has implications beyond its borders. Ismail Omar Guelleh the incumbent. Running under the Union for the Presidential Majority (EMP). Seeks a sixth consecutive five-year term. He has been In office since 1999. Mohamed Farah Samatar the challenger in the 2026 presidential election. He runs under the Unified Democratic Center, positioning himself as the main opposition figure on the ballot. His candidacy is significant in a political environment where opposition participation has often been limited or fragmented. #EyesOnElections #DjiboutiDecides2026 #Djibouti2026

Today Hungary holds its Parliamentary Elections🗳️ The 199-member National Assembly is elected through a mixed sysem combining single-member constituencies and party lists, with voters casting two ballots - one for a candidate and one for a party. With 8,114,806 registered voters, including absentee, mail-in, diaspora, and national minority voters, the election reflects the different ways citizens participate in the democratic process. Here’s what you need to know about the elections 👇 #EyesOnElections @ICJKenya @UraiaTrust @BungeLaMayut @MzalendoWatch @youthagenda254 @fidakenya @NDI @ehorn_ @lavaeli @agengaop @IanOkatch @Denisnjonge